Making HANDMADE Bespoke Shoes with Hand-Dyed Leather 

My father was a cobbler & he would hand make shoes for some customers. Dad died in 2015, but this is all so familiar to me, the smell ,sounds and tools. Thank you for sharing.

This side by side with mass production of shoes would be interesting. I respect this man's patience and attention to details in his work. It's methodical and is a pleasure to view.

Terry you spend most of your time cutting corners without ever cutting a single corner. Magnificent work you are the essence of the word craftsmen and i am so grateful that you go to the effort to share with the audience. THANK YOU .

I'm always impressed by the amount of work that's put into the "test-fit" pair of shoes; only to be cut up to check fit before the real pair are made.

You are truly a Master Craftsman. I am humbled by your hard work and dedication to making the most beautiful pair of shoes for your clients. Thank you 🙏

I can smell them through the screen! OMG

The amount of care that went into this is unmatched. This has to be the most comfortable shoe money can buy.

Every time I think the work is done, there are fifty more steps! Amazing craftsmanship!

Truly lovely work. Thank you Mr. Kim.

You are my idol, my grandfather was a shoemaker and I am also trying my hand at it

Como todos sus trabajos, un proceso de fabricación artesanal y unos acabados perfectos. Mi enhorabuena y por favor siga compartiendo su artesanía con todos sus admiradores.

Bloody damn good....amazingly good. x

Exelente trabajo me gustaa lo felicito

You are a true artist. Wonderful. Keep up the good work.

Probably the best shoe make maker I came across in the you tube channel.

just beautiful work terry.

Beautiful workmanship!😮

Amazing work!!!

I'm amazed on each video, I'm a self learning leathercrafter and I love, I enjoy, each of your videos, to me you're a master, even I'm not a cobbler, your work is above crafting, it's art, really, thank you Sir

If I could find a master in my country I would really like to learn this craft.

Beautiful craftsmanship!❤

Simply Beautiful.

Your works is a masterpeace🎉🎉

This is art!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

You really are a master of your craft - Just amazing!

A master piece

Very good Work,Master.

I would love for this guy to make me a pair of sneakers, everyday walking sports shoe. It would probably last a lifetime

This time, i really wanted to see the inside of the shoe 48:43, how it look likes.

*Incredible work, very nice, I know how to repair shoes a little bit too, you can appreciate it*

Amazing artist

Super

waoow, this is great. pls sir, what's the name of the dye and shoe cream that you use?

Question from someone who knows nothing about bespoke shoes. Wouldn’t it be easier to sink customers feet into some sort of resin, get their mold, on you have the soft mold, let the customer pull out their feet, fill those mold with harder resin and work with that to create the shoe? Any information would be very much appreciated

How long would it normally take to make a pair of shoes like the ones in the video?

I admire your skills! I wish you were nearby and l were able to afford your fee. I would definitely patronize your business!😊

been nice to see the guy put his feet in them to see how well they fit !

What is the difference between bespoked shoes and plain spoked shoes?

its a good thing he traced around the guy's foot just to use an off the shelf last. You wouldn't have to waste time making a shoe and cutting it apart on his foot if you just made a plaster cast of his feet like Italian bespoke cobblers do

Custom made shoes are the best.

Mi scusi ma un paio di scarpe così quanto costano grazie

du grand Art

Sənət!

Do you always keep the same pattern for each person or do you make new ones each time?

how much?

Is the first fit intentional (part of the fitment process) or a mistake?

That thumbnail image...

Do you make shoes for females also?

구두공방이 어디 있는지요 주소나 전화번호 알려주시면 감사하겠습니다

My OCD gets triggered every time Mr. Kim pounds nails with his lasting pliers. In my mind, I would use the "peen" built into the pliers, rather than the jaw.🤔 I've never made shoes, though.😏